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8325870: Zap end padding bits for ArrayOops in non-release builds #17864

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Make ObjArrayAllocator zap the end padding bits in not PRODUCT builds.

Issues like JDK-8325074 / #17863 would then reproduce deterministically. Avoid future regressions.

Guarded Copy::fill_to_bytes, it was not clear if or how it handles count == 0. Given that almost all dispatch to memset, the count == 0 would probably be alright, but as obj_end - padding_in_bytes may point beyond an object and thus outside the heap it seems prudent to guard it (I believe memset requires a valid pointer).


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xmas92 commented Feb 22, 2024

Thanks for the reviews.
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